UPDATE: @MDLibraryAssoc is working with publishers to figure out what constitutes "reasonable terms" for libraries seeking to lend out e-books. Check out their statement and guidance for more! mdlib.org/files/docs/pre…

About 13 hours ago from Authors Alliance's Twitter via TweetDeck

A new partnership between @dpla and @amazon will also help bring e-books previously inaccessible to library patrons to virtual shelves, in another exciting development. authorsalliance.org/?p=9659

Yesterday from Authors Alliance's Twitter via TweetDeck

Across the country, states are passing bills requiring publishers to license e-books to libraries on reasonable terms. Learn more about these developments in this week's blog post! authorsalliance.org/?p=9659 pic.twitter.com/xEU8fHt2YJ

Yesterday from Authors Alliance's Twitter via TweetDeck

At @Auths_Alliance, we are passionate about helping #authors get their rights back. Our (free!) Guide to Understanding Rights Reversion is a great resource for #authors who want to explore this option. authorsalliance.org/wp-conten… pic.twitter.com/8qMQdZkGmu

About 6 days ago from Authors Alliance's Twitter via TweetDeck

New research from @authorsinterest reveals which authors are filing termination notices to get their rights back. Thanks to @doctorow for sharing this commentary on what the data reveals about how termination is⁠—and is not⁠—working for creators. authorsalliance.org/?p=9611 pic.twitter.com/ZfasXZ5zov

Last week from Authors Alliance's Twitter via TweetDeck